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Tea is the world's most popular beverage (other than water, of course), and is quickly catching on in North America, the US in particular. Where once the shelves of stores were lined with a handful of stale teas, today, most supermarket shelves are sagging under the weight of countless teas and brands.

And thats' just offline. Online, numerous specialty stores have sprouted up that sell huge varities of loose-leaf tea - something you can't find at your local supermarket. Stores like Adagio Teas, Culinary Teas, Samboya Tea and many more all are superb places to grab high quality loose-leaf teas that basically cost the same (and often times less) than buying tea by the bag at your local supermarket.

So, let's get started exploring the wonderful and sometimes confusing world of tea!

Latest Tea Reviews

Dragonwater Ginger Root Herbal Tea : An exceptionally spicy tea that spice-a-holics will soon come to adore! (Review Date : 02-07-2008)
Little Snowbird's Candy Bar Cream Rooibos Tea : A rather unique tea that essentially is a creamy coconut flavored rooibos tea. (Review Date : 02-06-2008)
Republic of Tea Orange Blossom White Tea : A delicious white tea which has a wonderful orange flavor and no bitterness. (Review Date : 02-05-2008)
Stash Nilgiri Black Tea : A very bitter and rather unpleasant bagged black tea. (Review Date : 02-04-2008)
Republic of Tea Acai Green Tea : Want something different in your life? Then you might just like this pinkish-red green tea that tastes similar to a blueberry herbal tea. (Review Date : 01-14-08)
Choice Organic Teas Jasmine Green Tea : A very good jasmine green tea which has a moderately strong flavor and a surprisingly weak fragrance. (Review Date : 01-08-08)
Republic of Tea Ginger Lemon Grass Green Tea : A nice lemon flavored green tea with a hint of ginger that happily has no bitterness or grassy flavor to it. (Review Date : 01-07-08)
Little Snowbird Bubblegum Blast Rooibos Tea : A tea that truly does smell and taste just like bubblegum. A wonderful way to satisfy sinful "sweet desires." (Review Date : 12-16-07)
Dragonwater Rooibos Pumpkin Tea : One of the more unique teas you can have, this tea has a light, fruity, creamy pumpkin flavor to it. (Review Date : 12-15-07)
Culinary Teas Gyokuro Green Tea : A premium Japanese green tea with a smooth and non-grassy flavor that is simply delicious...assuming you like pure green teas, that is! (Review Date : 12-14-07)
Adagio Teas Sencha Overture Green Tea : A Japanese green tea with a surprisingly strong and distinct taste, but happily lacks a grassy flavor and bitterness. (Review Date : 12-14-07)

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My Favorite Teas : A quick guide to my favorite teas, which are considered "5 Star Teas."

Tea Tasting Terminology Explained : Deciphering the mystical world of how to describe what a tea tastes like.

Bagged Tea vs. Loose Leaf Tea : The differences between loose-leaf and bagged tea, and which one you should get and why.

How to Brew Tea : The dummies guide to brewing loose-leaf tea...or how to make that perfect cup.

Buy Tea Online : A comprehensive list of who sells what kind of tea and where they can be found.

Tea Makers : Information about tracking down the right tea maker for you...and whether you need it to begin with.

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20,000 Secrets of Tea: The Most Effective Ways to Benefit from Nature's Healing Herbs : Teas are the gentle, natural, most beneficial way to absorb the healing properties of herbs--easily and inexpensively. A simple cup of tea not only has the power to soothe and relax but to deliver healing herbal agents to the bloodstream more quickly than capsules, tinctures, or infusions.

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